i thought he threw her under the wheels and said SHE shot at them
Posted on 10/09/2020 3:58:51 PM PDT by RandFan
Firearms experts say that a ballistics report from Kentucky State Police supports Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s (R) claim that Breonna Taylor’s boyfriend fired the shot that wounded a Louisville officer in the raid that resulted in Taylor’s death.
According to the Louisville Courier Journal, the report challenges previous analysis that Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly was wounded by “friendly fire” from other officers involved in the March incident. Instead, experts are saying the 9 mm round that hit Mattingly came from the gun of Taylor’s boyfriend, Kenneth Walker.
Walker had previously admitted to firing one shot from his legally owned handgun.
Experts who spoke to the Courier Journal challenged the report’s finding that “due to limited markings of comparative value,” the 9 mm bullet that hit Mattingly’s thigh was neither “identified nor eliminated as having been fired” from Walker’s gun.
Charles Stephenson, a Kansas City-based firearms instructor and security consultant who is also a former FBI agent, told the Courier Journal in an email that the recovery of the bullet at the scene, as well as Walker’s admission, provide reasonable evidence to assume that Walker was the shooter.
Melissa Oberg, an Indianapolis firearms examiner, also confirmed this assertion to the local news outlet.
However, one of Walker’s attorneys, Steve Romines, maintains that Walker did not fire the shot that wounded Mattingly, telling the Courier Journal that it was not possible to determine the officer was shot with a 9 mm bullet “because no round was recovered from him” and that the wounds caused by a 9 mm and a 40 caliber round are too similar in size to distinguish.
Taylor, a 26-year-old Black woman, was killed after police shot her while acting on a no-knock warrant for her ex-boyfriend.
Internal probe shows police collected negative info about Breonna... Derek Chauvin allowed to establish residency outside of Minnesota... A Louisville grand jury decided last month to charge one officer, Brett Hankison, with three counts of wanton endangerment after bullets from his weapon went through Taylor’s wall into a neighbor’s apartment. None of the officers involved in the raid on Taylor’s apartment received any charges related to her death.
Cameron told news station WDRB that he did not present any murder charges to the grand jury, saying they were “not appropriate.”
He also argued that officers Myles Cosgrove and Mattingly were justified in their use of deadly force because of Walker’s shot that hit Mattingly in the upper thigh.
And it turns out Walker is an alleged drug dealer.
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Lot of evidence showing Breonna and Walker were drug dealers.
i thought he threw her under the wheels and said SHE shot at them
This article is so half-baked. Walker knew he had shot Mattingly. So much so he initially blamed it on St Bre!!
And an LEO friend found the toxicology report for George Floyd.
2 to 3 milligrams is a fatal dose of fentanyl.
Floyd’s blood showed the amount of fentanyl in his blood was 11 milligrams!
He was complaining about difficulty breathing before he was escorted to the police cruiser.
Yep.... she was the money handler.
I’ve said from the beginning that Saint Floyd died of a drug overdose. The jury will set him free.
Who did not know that already?
ABC just showed the body cam footage.
They love and live to stoke the racial fires, don’t they.
Human filth. I hope they reap what they are sowing.
Once again the MSM is spreading the falsehood that the policemen had a “no knock warrant.” Testimony to the grand jury was that they had a “knock warrant,” they knocked on the door and a neighbor head them knocking and announcing that they were policemen with a warrant.
Yeah i thought this was wrong, it wasnt a no-knock, they knocked, and announced, and breached the door.
And I have read that he used her as a shield. That would explain how she received so many shots and he was unscathed.
100%
It’s time to put this stupid overhyped story to bed. Now
I want to know how she became a collendar
I thought he admitted that.
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